Financial closing prices in the Second Edition Sun Office list
The Second Edition Sun Office reports closing prices at four o clock for bank stock Indian stock and various Consols bonds and annuities. It lists foreign bonds including Austrian Portuguese Belgian Brazilian Peruvian Colombian Danish Spanish Dutch French Mexican Russian and Italian issues with bid and offer values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank St
India
Csepeenes
Ditto
Buenos Ayres
Sae
Progsian
GOI
Colambian
Insolvency and Deputy Lieutenant Appointments in 1834
A list of 1834 official notices includes the Lord Lieutenant appointing Rowland Gardiner Alston as Deputy Lieutenant for Hertfordshire and William Gerard as Deputy Lieutenant for Lancashire. It also records declarations of insolvency and bankruptcies for numerous tradespeople across England, including builders, merchants, and tradesmen in cities such as Spalding Liverpool Birmingham Hackney and Marylebone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County of Herts
Rowland Gardiner Alston
County Palatine of
Lancaster
William Gerard
Richard Bowles
Spalding
Lincolnshire
Titer Christian Jeger
Liverpool
John Nuttal
Birmingham
Richard Litson
Laystall-street
Holborn
Victualler
Henry Fuller
St. Matthew’s-place
Hackney-road
Thomas Ely
Mark
Marylebone
John Thomas Twells
Tamworth
Draper
Thomas Wilson
Manchester
John M*connechie
William M'Connechie
Thomas Collier
Holywell
Flintshire
Robert Todd
Edward Ashenden
Thomas Cooper Baker
Sittingbourne
Kent
Henry George Drewe
Swangea
Jonathan Burrows
Home Pierrepont
Nottingham
Vichuatler
John Tapey
Jar
Torr
Devon
Woollen-Draper
Henry Mano
Beccles
Suffolk
Inen-Draper
Petition dialogue in Lords and Commons on Sabbath and oaths
The Lords heard petitions from Carnarvon parishes on Sabbath observance and tithe reform, plus Scottish and Devon Dissenters. The Commons noted the Lord Mayor’s protest, public boards, and various petitions. Debate touched on Sabbath observance, tithes, tea duty, assessed taxes, malt duty, the labour rate, Dissenters grievances, Sunday trading, and an impending committee on the oaths taken by MPs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Lords
Lord Kenyon
Carnarvon
Earl of Shaftesbury
Scotland
Dumbarton
Poltimore
Ban of
Rosebery
Guarguilen
Stirling
Gabf
paAcenare
Marquis of Westminster
Sion Chapel
Chester
Devon
Swanlane Chapel
Peabisix
Marquis of Lansdowne
Duke of Richdond
Church-street Chapel
Buckingham
Marquis of Londonderry
Southampton
Portsea
Glamorgan
St. Mary
Swansea
House OF Commons
London
Harvey
Methodists of
Oswestry
Crawford
Aglioney
Huddersfield
B. Handley
Lord Althorp
Cobbeit
Halcomb
Lincoln
Pease
Durham
Hawes
Lambeth
O’'Connelle
Oaths and Catholic MPs Stir Debate in Parliament
Lord O'Connell argues that religious oaths in the House are absurd and protectionist, seeking a committee to abolish them and replace with a universal oath of allegiance. He cites history from Henry VI to William and Mary, notes Protestant and Catholic divergences, and claims oaths impugn Catholic integrity while failing to secure trust. Lord Althorp opposes the move as unnecessary and untimely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew’s
Mr. Johnson
Mr. O'C
Mr. O’connell
Henry the Sixth
House of Commons
Elizabeth
House of Peers
William and
Mary
Scotland
Ireland
James 1
Charles 1
Irish House of Commons
House of Stuart
James the Second
God
Sophia of
Hlanover
Roger el
Johnson
O’connell
Hear
Unsettling Reflections on Nature and Genius in 19th Century Dialogues
A sprawling excerpt blends Marcus Aurelius on nature and beauty in unlikely forms with a critique of talent versus genius. It travels through anecdotes on faint life forces, a nervous patient’s near burial, theatre mischief, and social reform notes, concluding with praise for Jacotot education and a French expositor, amid 19th century cultural chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcus Antoninus
Immanuel Kant
Tait
Sbe
Seymour
Worcester
Dyer
England
Dover
Late outrage at derby exonerates Holmes
The Journal states Holmes, named in a paragraph of the tenth issue, was present during the aggression on the Scotch packman but was a sufferer, not a offender. The paper apologizes for anyone mistakenly classing him with the guilty and expresses regret at the inadvertent mislabeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raziitt
Voltaire
Louis the Fourteenth
Louia
White
Christ Church
Magdalen
St. John’s
Renan Dickson Hampden
St. Mary’s Hall
Lynn
Westminster Hospital
Court of Common Council
Guildhall
Municipal Corporation
Niine
Dewspury
Joseph Swailes
Hem
Mide Ways
Wakefield
Dewsbury
James Lamb
Chickenley
Osset Street
Dewsbury Market
Lord Lowther
London
Florence
Verona
Milan
Rome
Naples
Regent-street
York
Paris
Louisa
New Orleans
Braganza
Savannah
Minerva
Mobile
Diligent
Demerara
John Ormerod
Oporto
Charlotte
St. Michael's
Havannah
Africa
Port
Christopher
Trieste
Birchin Lane
Cornhill
National Gallery of Practical Science
Lowther Arcade
Monsieur Cherville
Jucotat
Holmes
Ingram
Yeomanry Debate and Army Estimates in House of Commons
Members clash over the yeomanry’s usefulness and cost amid Army Estimates. Speakers defend or condemn yeomanry, with Manchester riots cited. Amendments propose disbanding or expanding corps, while officers discuss pensions, rewards, and the balance between regular forces and auxiliary units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Commons
Mancw
Bristol
Bege
Middlesex
Brodie
Salisbury
Hume
Gon
Scotland
Manchester
M. Philips
Yeomanry
Shaw
Ireland
England
O’dwyer
Ralph Abercromby
Bantry Bay
Littleton
Callig
O'Connell
University of Dublin
Parrott
Devonshire
Evans
Lord Errington
County of
Devon
Suanee
Enett
Cobbett
Major Cartwright
Manchester Yeomanry
Lord Howick
Home Office
Rome
Ford
Ellice
H. Hardinge
France
Also Mentioned on This Page
True Sun Office
Seven o’Circe
Real del Monte
the Gazette
Imperial Parliament
Drogheda Roads
Fitzgerald
Drogheda
Derby
Corbett
Waterloo
Peninsula
United States of America
Isle of Wight
Oldham
Hig
Lord Ebrington
Errington
Army and Navy
Bernal
Mr. Bernal
Mr. Ellice
Ap Olkerwie
Dundas
Army
Navy
Ice
Witheople
Vau
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